Graphics HTML
<IMG SRC="MyPic.gif">
Positioning
<IMG SRC="MyPic.gif" Align=Bottom>
<IMG SRC="MyPic.gif" Align=Top>
<IMG SRC="MyPic.gif" Align=Left>
<IMG SRC="MyPic.gif" Align=Center>
<IMG SRC="MyPic.gif" Align=Right> <CENTER>
<IMG SRC="MyPic.gif"></CENTER>Graphical Link
<A HREF="MyPic.html"> <IMG SRC="MyPic.gif"></A>
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To insert a graphic into your web page use the following syntax:
align=top
align=middle or
align=center
align=bottom
The align=left option
will cause the graphic to be placed on the left of the text and will be wrapped between the border of the graphic and the edge of the window. More text will wrap until it comes below the graphic.
The align=right option will cause the graphic to be placed on the right of the text and will be wrapped between the edge of the window and the border of the graphic. More text will wrap until it comes below the graphic.
The only way to center the graphic is to use the <CENTER> tags:
Another valuable option in Netscape is the hspace option. I use it to keep graphic from touching the text or window:
hspace=0
hspace=10
hspace=20
A Graphical Link or Clickable Graphic is an image that is surrounded by a hypertext anchor link. Note the graphic has a blue border indicating it is clickable (this link takes you to the next page):
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